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Version 5.5 · 2026-10-24
- Added new features.
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The store currently lists version 5.5, updated 2026-10-24.








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SolveQ is the easiest and smartest way to solve, learn, and master the Rubik’s Cube. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced solver, this app is designed to make your cube-solving journey seamless and enjoyable.
Key Features:
Solve 3x3 Cube with AI
Simply scan your cube, and our powerful AI will generate step-by-step instructions to solve it in no time. It’s fast, accurate, and works like magic!
Easy-to-Follow Steps
Get clear and concise instructions that guide you through every twist and turn. No prior experience is needed – just follow along and watch your cube transform!
Built-In Cube Timer
Test your skills and track your speed with the integrated cube timer. Challenge yourself to improve with every solve and become a speedcubing pro.
Learn to Solve the Cube
Unlock easy tutorials and tips designed to teach you how to solve the Rubik’s Cube from scratch.…
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- Added new features.
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